New Jersey GM dealers threaten Congress over franchise restructuring
About 300 General Motors dealers in New Jersey threatened a congressional investigation unless GM restructures its franchise network. Howard Widger, head of the GM Dealers Action Committee, said New Jersey has too many outlets and many dealers operate at a loss amid high unemployment and population shifts. He cited a recent GM survey not released and noted 44 of 83 Newark zone Chevrolet dealers were unprofitable in 1975.
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Detroit
General Motors
New Jersey
Howard Widger
GM Dealers Action Committee
Widger
Todd Chevrolet
Perth Amboy
Congress
Chevrolet
Newark
GM Dealers Survey Notes Profit, Ties to NJ Markets
James S. Hudgens of GM discusses a statewide dealer survey in New Jersey as part of GM’s ongoing monitoring of retail outlets. He notes 1974 and 1975 were weak years, and a meeting with GM top brass may follow the study.
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Hudgens
City Police Log Reports On Various Incidents
Police records show multiple reports including thefts, car thefts, and lost items. Names such as George Eeth and George Fonsier appear in the ledger with details of dates, locations, and reported crimes across city districts.
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Loetern Poice Gener
Trent Georse
Gordeet
Treae
Seterona
Ériwenon
George Fonsier
Columiie
Hearing Ordered In Narcotics Case
A preliminary hearing is set for Oct. 7 in district court for a Lawton man charged with selling two pounds of marijuana to an agent for 240 in marked money while under surveillance by narcotics detectives. Woodall was arrested after the sale and the car is impounded with a vehicle-forfeiture filing. He has a prior Oklahoma County felony conviction from April 1975 for pointing a weapon and attempted larceny of a motor vehicle.
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Lawton
Woodall
Robert Braly
Ted Mason
Weeetall
Oklahoma County
Vietnam medic saves 16 soldiers during 1966 firefight
Lt Col David P Williams credits Spec 6 Johnny Page with saving his life and the lives of 16 wounded men after a brutal夜 battle along an enemy infiltration route 35 miles from his position. Page treated the wounded through the night despite danger and later rejoined Williams at Fort Sam Houston Texas.
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David P. Williams
Spec. 6
Johnny
Williams
Page
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
4Th Infantry
Wildlife Tonight at Camp Doris Amphitheatre Features Three Films
Sunset program in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge presents Patterns of the Wild about animal life, The Golden Eagle on a rarely seen raptor, and So Little Time about marshland destruction and its impact on waterfowl including canvasback ducks.
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Camp Doris
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Gourd Clan Final Benefit Dance at Tia Piah Park
The Comanche Gourd Clan hosts a final benefit dance at 7 p.m. Saturday in Tia Piah Park. Proceeds support clan activities and community programs.
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Tia Piah Park
State Ag reports grain and produce prices across regions
The State Department of Agriculture lists today_price ranges for WHEAT BARLEY MILO and SOYBEANS by town with values from 2.10 to 4.66 dollars per unit, plus alfalfa hay and live broilers and eggs prices, noting varied regional figures across Oklahoma towns such as Afton Weatherford Lawton Ponca City and Pauls Valley.
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Produce City
State Department of Agriculture
Afton
Eldorado
Manchester
Pauls Valley
Beaver
Clinton
Perryton
Weatherford
Medford
Banner
Reno
Geary
Hobart
Kingfisher
Lawton
Okeene
Ponca City
Temple
Watonga
Yukon
Liberal
Keyes
Muskogee
Gulf
Deferred two year sentence for Ronnie Ray Setzer theft plea
Ronnie Ray Setzer, 21, received a two year deferred prison term after pleading guilty to stealing a company pickup. Dan Enger told investigators he saw Setzer steal at Sam's Grocery on 7613 N. Sheridan and drive away recklessly, crashing at Fort Sill's Gate Four. Setzer fled but was later arrested by Military Police. Court records show a 1972 marijuana possession conviction.
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Ronnie Ray Setzer
Meand
Bill Roberts
Dan Enger
Sheriff's Department
Bill Banks
Sam's Grocery
N. Sheridan
Setzer
Enger
Fort Sill
North
Sheridan
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